A. I, A. E, and ME
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the reason why, for me, this artpiece invokes a response, is because this machine is, as you said as well, given a task it can never complete, why must it go on? There is obviously also the deeper ethical debate that comes to mind when talking about A.I and our interaction/ emotion towards it. Even if it’s not “alive” or autonomous, does that change how we should treat it? Even if it can’t feel emotions or physical pain, does that mean it isn’t deserving of some basic respect, to in this case finish what it has been made for?